RARA-AVIS: Re: Willeford as god of noir

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I'll second Burnt Orange being his best with Springer maybe a close second, however, his memoirs, specifically, Something About A Soldier and I Was Looking For A Street are crucial in terms of giving insight to the man in his formative years...

-Peter www.yourfleshmag.com

       
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